Is there anyway to remove CUPS and NFS on the system, I'd like to stop these services, close the ports, and uninstall the software as I don't use NFS for anything on my system, and for sure don't use printing on the server.
Regards,
Joshua Strzalko
President, Eleet Technologies, Inc.
Office: 407.977.2857
Mobile: 407.923.6926
Fax: 321.244.9435
josh@eleet-tech.com
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004, Joshua Strzalko wrote:
Is there anyway to remove CUPS and NFS on the system, I'd like to stop these services, close the ports, and uninstall the software as I don't use NFS for anything on my system, and for sure don't use printing on the server.
yum remove \cups* \nfs*
you will probably need to remove redhat-lsb as well
and there may be other stuff you can remove such as portmap ...
Regards Lance
On Thu, 2004-12-30 at 20:52 -0500, Joshua Strzalko wrote:
Is there anyway to remove CUPS and NFS on the system, I’d like to stop these services, close the ports, and uninstall the software as I don’t use NFS for anything on my system, and for sure don’t use printing on the server.
Regards,
Joshua Strzalko
President, Eleet Technologies, Inc.
Office: 407.977.2857
Mobile: 407.923.6926
Fax: 321.244.9435
josh@eleet-tech.com
rpm -e nfs-utils redhat-config-nfs cups cups-devel
(you may get dependancy issues ... if so, just turning them off is the best bet)
here is how to turn them off:
chkconfig --level 0123456 nfs off chkconfig --level 0123456 nfslock off chkconfig --level 0123456 portmap off
and
chkconfig --level 0123456 cups off
hello,
you might want to do the following command too:
service --status-all
this will check to see if you have those service running. if they are then you might have to do service <package-name> stop and that will stop it. the chkconfig command will only stop it from coming up at boot time.
steven --- Johnny Hughes mailing-lists@hughesjr.com wrote:
On Thu, 2004-12-30 at 20:52 -0500, Joshua Strzalko wrote:
Is there anyway to remove CUPS and NFS on the
system, I’d like to stop
these services, close the ports, and uninstall the
software as I don’t
use NFS for anything on my system, and for sure
don’t use printing on
the server.
Regards,
Joshua Strzalko
President, Eleet Technologies, Inc.
Office: 407.977.2857
Mobile: 407.923.6926
Fax: 321.244.9435
josh@eleet-tech.com
rpm -e nfs-utils redhat-config-nfs cups cups-devel
(you may get dependancy issues ... if so, just turning them off is the best bet)
here is how to turn them off:
chkconfig --level 0123456 nfs off chkconfig --level 0123456 nfslock off chkconfig --level 0123456 portmap off
and
chkconfig --level 0123456 cups off
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